Darwin’s contribution to humanity
From Pat Dacey, Johannesburg Charles Darwin was neither a theologian or philosopher, but a naturalist who devoted his life to […]
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Your Letters
Editorials Editorials 2011
Empowering the Catholic youth
As you read this, some 1200 young people from South Africa, Botswana and Swaziland are enthusiastically preparing to participate in
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Perspectives
Living the Leviticus way
My father was a wise man, as legions of matric pupils at Pretoria Boys’ High School will attest. I remember
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Perspectives
New realities in pastoral care
My friend Zachariah once shocked me when he said that he wanted to be a catechist. Zach had completed his
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Perspectives
Doing small things with great love
I was raised in a matriarchal home. And all around me, in my parish and in my community, I saw
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Church
Inculturation Re-visited
Rome Losing Interest? Unlike the late Pope John Paul II, Pope Benedict seldom speaks about inculturation. But the fact that
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Your Letters
Dogmatic definition
From Brian Gaybba, Grahamstown The report on my talk (June 22) was of necessity too brief to give the justification
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Editorials Editorials 2011
The rights of women
It is almost 40 years ago since the Second Vatican Council in its closing message predicted: “The hour is coming,
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Other Writers Perspectives
Is the death of marriage near?
BY SAMUEL FRANCIS IMC The headline in a Kenyan daily newspaper a few months ago demanded: “Is the institution of
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